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Mohammad Saleh, Registered Nurse, Tissue Viability Specialist, PhD was

born in Amman-Jordan. Now is Assistant Professor and chairman of Clinical

Nursing Department at the University of Jordan, School of Nursing, received his

Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Jordan in 1995. He began

his nursing career at the Ministry of Health Hospitals, Jordan. While practicing

nursing, he gave continuing education seminars regarding the nursing implication

for dealing with surgical and critically ill patients.

One decade ago, he moved to the United Kingdom and settled in Leicester

city, Leicestershire, Midlands where he received his MPhil and PhD in Nursing

from De Monte Forte University.

Ultimately, Dr. Saleh would like to use his knowledge of caring critically ill

patients and principles of tissue viability nursing to create new knowledge through

research and close study of relevant population and disseminate this knowledge to

the various communities he served utilizing critical thinking, therapeutic

communication and appropriate teaching, management, consultative, and advanced

skills in the exercise of professional responsibilities. He would like to engage in

the teaching process of several dimensions, such as; Fundamentals of Nursing,

applied research, community health, medical and surgical nursing, and in

1instructional development to contribute, not only to the general knowledge base in

the field of nursing but also to the ways in which knowledge is created and shared.

Dr. Saleh continues to teach in undergraduate and graduate programs at the

University of Jordan in Amman, Jordan and had several publications in the field of

tissue viability nursing, nursing education, nursing management, nursing

informatics, critical care nursing, and in nursing research.​